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It’s a Girl! See the Emotional Moments from Veekee James’ Dubai Gender Reveal

 Veekee James and Femi Atere have officially shared the news from their stunning Dubai getaway. Dressed in head-to-toe white amongst a tropical setting, the couple confirmed they are expecting a baby girl as pink smoke filled the sky.

It is official: Veekee James is expecting a baby girl!

The internet is buzzing with the joyful news from the fashion designer’s camp. Veekee and her husband, Femi Atere, recently hosted a stunning gender reveal party that was as intimate as it was elegant. For those who weren’t there, the atmosphere was nothing short of magic.

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The celebration took place in Dubai, set against a lush, outdoor tropical backdrop. Surrounded by towering palm trees and a grand “BABY” installation decorated with ivory balloons, the location felt like a private slice of paradise.

True to form, Veekee James ensured every detail was well thought out. The chosen theme was a pure, all-white affair; from the decor to the guest list, every person arrived in various shades of white, creating a unified and serene aesthetic.

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The anticipation reached its peak as the couple stood hand-in-hand before a decorative arch. As the smoke began to rise, a vibrant pink hue filled the air, confirming that a daughter is on the way. The reaction was immediate and deeply moving. Femi was overcome with joy, leaping into the air, while Veekee, visibly moved, could be seen clutching her face in delight. Their circle of friends and family quickly rushed in to surround the couple with hugs and well-wishes.

This reveal follows the couple’s initial pregnancy announcement just a few days ago, which they shared through a charming video. Now that the secret is out, the countdown to the arrival of their baby girl truly begins.

Watch video:It’s a Girl! See the Emotional Moments from Veekee James’ Dubai Gender Reveal

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